Maybe just change this *here*; False feels like a *very* silly default. x86 can cope with unaligned by going VERY SLOW. arm64 when emulating armhf tends to just SIGBUS and tell you not to do that. I don't know any other architectures, but unaligned is usually bad news.
I wonder if this gets better by setting the parameter aligned=True?
def create_ memmap_ backed_ data(data, mmap_mode="r", return_ folder= False, aligned=False):
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Maybe just change this *here*; False feels like a *very* silly default. x86 can cope with unaligned by going VERY SLOW. arm64 when emulating armhf tends to just SIGBUS and tell you not to do that. I don't know any other architectures, but unaligned is usually bad news.
Thanks